Every Day Is Great For

It's Just Like Music When You Reckon It Up. It's Like, Listening To Pavement, It's Just The Fall In 1985, Isn't It? They Haven't Got An Original Idea In Their Heads.

We Were Playing A Festival In Dublin The Other Week. There Was This Other Group, Like, Warming Up In The Next Sort Of Chalet, And They Were Terrible. I Said, 'shut Them Cunts Up!' And They Were Still Warming Up, So I Threw A Bottle At Them. The Bands Said, 'that's The Sons Of Mumford' Or Something. 'they're Number Five In Charts!' I Just Thought They Were A Load Of Retarded Irish Folk Singers.

When I Was 14 I Used To Have A Calendar On My Wall, Crossing The Days Off Until I Was 15, Because The School Leaving Age Was 15. Then Three Months Before I Turned 15 They Changed The Leaving Age To 16.

Every Day Is Great For Me. I Dislike Rose-coloured Glasses.

I Can Write, Boy, I Can Write. That's What I Do. The Trouble Is That It's Too Bloody Easy For People, That's Why Music Is In The Sorry State That It Is. Any Idiot, Actors Mainly, Can Go In There, Sing A Chord, Bang On A Machine... I'm Not Objecting To That But When People Get At Me For Trying To Say Something In A Rock 'n' Roll Mode It's As If I'm The Freak.